The explicit performative verb '
warns' (what is said) carries an unmistakable illocutionary force of 'warning' thereby setting the context for the proposition contained in the complement.
PEMRA has
warned the management of Dharti TV to immediately stop the broadcasting of these advertisements and is also
warned that in case of repeated violation, the Authority will proceed to take appropriate legal action against the channel.
It has
warned lightning may cause an additional hazard and commuters could face disruption to travel.
Some labels don't make it into the competition, such as those that
warn users to keep the product away from children.
It is contended that the identification and assessment of threats are the essence of intelligence, and that intelligence should
warn the state and society about actual or potential threats, risks, hostilities, dangers and crises that may affect national security interests.
The Department of State continues to strongly
warn U.S.
Bottle water label
warns: Twist top off with hands.
MISHNA: If one jealously
warns his wife (not to associate with a certain man), R.
* FDA
Warns Consumers About Products Containing Gamma Butyrolactone or GBL and Asks Companies to Issue a Recall (FDA Talk Paper, January 21, 1999)
In California, workers' comp has a combined ratio of 140 so far this year and may reach as high as 160 by year end,
Warns said.
Conlon, "Researcher
Warns Against Heavy Drinking By Pregnant Women," UPI, 9 September 1981, LNOS.
Hansen
warns that sulfur aerosols may foster a false sense of security by masking the full extent of the greenhouse problem at precisely the time when intervention is most feasible.